KeenK = computer threat?

Post by **Fleexy** » Fri Jul 17, 2009 18:01

My antivirus program, StopSign, detected Trojan.Win32.KillFiles.kj inside a zipped version of KEENK.COM. I really hope it's a false positive, but I can't be sure. Does anybody else have this issue?

--Fleex with a problem.

Deltamatic · Post by **Deltamatic** » Fri Jul 17, 2009 19:02

It's your mod, how could a trojan get in there? Are trojans slipping themselves into outgoing files? That'd be a pain.

Post by **tulip** » Fri Jul 17, 2009 20:57

It's not his mod, the mod was made by Karz.

I have the mod since well maybe 2005 on my computer, but I had no alerts at all from Antivir. I'd assume its some kind of false positive. But to be sure, if you got it from bipship, try downloading it also from spatang and keeniverse to see if you get the same message. If all of them give you the same alert, I'd say that it's a false positive.

Do you get the same alert from KeenQ.com? Both coms should be constructed similar.

Deltamatic · Post by **Deltamatic** » Fri Jul 17, 2009 23:12

tulip wrote:It's not his mod, the mod was made by Karz.

Ah. For some reason I thought since he'd investigated the file he made it... it's what my logic gets for staying up that late.

Post by **Levellass** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 3:24

Avast says nothing,s o if there is a virus (Avvast is very good.) then possibly it's snuck on on your computer, can you re-download and check a fresh copy? Or WAS that a fresh download, in which case you're probably looking at a false positive.

P.S. Is 'snuck' a word?

Deltamatic · Post by **Deltamatic** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 4:45

Sneaked.
Snuck.
My Firefox spellcheck tells me that it isn't.

DaVince · Post by **DaVince** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 10:28

Nevertheless it's a word, isn't it?

Post by **Levellass** » Wed Jul 22, 2009 6:12

Slunk is a word, and so is ain't, but not snuck. I guess it's officially included out.

BrainRain · Post by **BrainRain** » Wed Jul 22, 2009 13:23

Try uploading it to http://www.virustotal.com/
It's an online file scanner that scans Files with multiple antivirus engines and it will give you detailed results about each antivirus

Here's what they offer

VirusTotal is a service that analyzes suspicious files and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware detected by antivirus engines.

And the list of antivirus engines

# AhnLab (V3)
# Antiy Labs (Antiy-AVL)
# Aladdin (eSafe)
# ALWIL (Avast! Antivirus)
# Authentium (Command Antivirus)
# AVG Technologies (AVG)
# Avira (AntiVir)
# Cat Computer Services (Quick Heal)
# ClamAV (ClamAV)
# Comodo (Comodo)
# CA Inc. (Vet)
# Doctor Web, Ltd. (DrWeb)
# Emsi Software GmbH (a-squared)
# Eset Software (ESET NOD32)
# Fortinet (Fortinet)
# FRISK Software (F-Prot)
# F-Secure (F-Secure)
# G DATA Software (GData)
# Hacksoft (The Hacker)
# Hauri (ViRobot)
# Ikarus Software (Ikarus)
# INCA Internet (nProtect)
# K7 Computing (K7AntiVirus)
# Kaspersky Lab (AVP)
# McAfee (VirusScan)
# Microsoft (Malware Protection)
# Norman (Norman Antivirus)
# Panda Security (Panda Platinum)
# PC Tools (PCTools)
# Prevx (Prevx1)
# Rising Antivirus (Rising)
# Secure Computing (SecureWeb)
# BitDefender GmbH (BitDefender)
# Sophos (SAV)
# Sunbelt Software (Antivirus)
# Symantec (Norton Antivirus)
# VirusBlokAda (VBA32)
# Trend Micro (TrendMicro)
# VirusBuster (VirusBuster)

Hope this helped to decide if it's a virus or not
Have a nice day.

BrainRain

DHeadshot · Post by **DHeadshot** » Sun Oct 18, 2009 21:19

Levellass wrote:Slunk is a word, and so is ain't, but not snuck. I guess it's officially included out.

I think the best way to settle this is to post this link...

Post by **KeenRush** » Mon Oct 19, 2009 9:39

I've had no problems with it -- no alerts. Run it in DosBox if you're worried.

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